joker
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The meaning (definition) of the word joker
a person who plays tricks and tells jokes
The word joker used in a sentence
“Our class joker made everyone giggle with a funny face.”
Words that mean the same as joker (synonyms)
clown
How the word joker is said around the world
| French | farceur (fahr-SUR) |
| Spanish | bromista (broh-MEES-tah) |
| Mandarin | 爱开玩笑的人 (eye keye wahn shyow duh ruhn) |
| Hindi | मज़ाक करने वाला बच्चा (muh-ZAHK KUR-nay WAH-lah BUCH-chah) |
| Arabic | مزّاح (maz-ZAAH) |
| Russian | шутник (shoot-NEEK) |
| Portuguese (EU) | brincalhão (breen-kuh-LYOWN) |
| Portuguese (BR) | brincalhão (breen-kah-LYOW) |
| Japanese | ひょうきんもの (hyoh-keen-MOH-noh) |
| German | Spaßvogel (SHPAHS-foh-gel) |
| Urdu | مذاق باز (ma-ZAAK bahz) |
| Punjabi | ਮਖੌਲੀਆ (ma-KHOH-lee-ah) |
| Korean | 장난꾸러기 (jahng-nahn-KKOO-ruh-gee) |
| Hebrew | ליצן (lay-TSAHN) |
| Greek | αστειάτορας (ah-stee-AH-toh-rahs) |
| Dutch | grappenmaker (GRAP-en-mah-ker) |
| Tagalog | palabiro (pah-lah-BEE-roh) |
| Vietnamese | người pha trò (nguh-ee fah CHAW) |
| Turkish | şakacı (shah-kah-JUH) |
| Persian | شوخ (shookh) |
| Polish | żartowniś (zhar-TOV-neesh) |
| Ukrainian | жартівник (zhahr-teev-NEEK) |
| Bengali | ঠাট্টাবাজ (THAHT-tah-bahj) |
| Swedish | skämtare (SHEM-tah-reh) |
| Italian | burlone (boor-LOH-neh) |
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